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So many great pics, you Guys. Keep'em coming. I really appreciate it. Thank you! With all the new machines: cranes, monster chippers, and mini-skidders the modern tree crew is in a league I never even fathomed 50 years ago. It is truly amazing the tree work being done by small tree...

I rigged a double purchase on the stub of a Doug fir. After the fall I had to used a shovel to dig the block out of the ground. After a little cleaning the block looked and worked like new. A Jet rated at 2 ton swl. 40 years old and still in service. Damn, steel is tough.

Thanks!

What a chunk.

I've seen one inch web slings melt from abrasion, but never a big (sheathed) rigging sling fail by the same. Course I've never done much heavy crane work either.

" slings terrify me ever since I watched a brand new one melt through itself..... " What were the circumstances behind that, Paul?

Nice pics!

Don't let a good crises go to waste.

There's some old schooler's still left? Heck, I thought Butch was the last of the Euc men. Great Story, Cory!

Heck of a job, Scott! Nice pics. Well done!

Ha ha.

Nice equipment.

It's a beautiful city landscape. Clean. Lots of trees, and work. Great.

Boy, Max, you are a picture poster. Great, love your pics.

One time we put 6 Masdams, with 2:1 MA on one tree. Quite steep ground. Above a house. Even put straps on the butt. Talk about slow. Click, click, click. Tighten each one up. Go on to the next... click, click, click... We got'er.

Beautiful trucks. Great images. Spruce?

You're a hearty soul, Max. I'll say that.

Nice series of before and after pics. Really nice.

Beautiful elm. Thanks for sharing.